Time for a ramble along the borders in nearby Bucknell with Point2 Guide’s Andy Stevenson who shares a 4.8 mile walk with pinewood bedecked hills, wide-open sheep pastures and the little River Redlake.
Poet Rachel Spence calls Ludlow her second home. In this piece, which appeared initially in The London Magazine, she writes movingly about finding succour in the river Teme while helping her mother through her illness and final days.
Horse riding combines meditation as you roam, strength as you use your core and getting closer to nature from your elevated position. Whatever your preference, the choices of stables to match needs and abilities are plentiful in the Ludlow area.
There’s no excuse to stay indoors with our comprehensive list of activities from tennis clubs to golfing for you and some for the kids. In 2022, just do!
LGL joins the fabulous team at Ludlow Castle to bring you great ideas for half-term from pizza baking and fossil hunting to nature trails and bike riding.
It’s Christmas fairs, arts, crafts, film, horse racing and crunchy leaves — lots of reasons to get out and about in Ludlow this this November.
This circular walk around the foot slopes of Titterstone Clee is rewarded with spectacular views across the Marches and a stop-off at the ‘excellent’ Crown Inn at Hopton writes Andy Stevenson
Pull on those hiking boots and hit a trail nearby or further afield with LGL’s new partner, Point2 Guides, created by Andy Stevenson, an outdoors-obsessed design lecturer.
Ludlow’s best loved refuge, Mortimer Forest, has a new charity to help preserve its charms. The group, Friends of Mortimer Forest, explains its goals and how you can join.
